Cognia Law
Janet Taylor-Hall is an accomplished executive with extensive experience in the legal and consulting sectors. Since April 2013, Janet has served as the Chief Executive Officer at Cognia Law. Prior to this role, Janet was a Director at Motide Ltd, where responsibilities included strategic advising for corporate in-house legal functions, law firms, and legal service providers. Janet's experience also includes leadership positions at Integreon as Global Head of Legal Process Outsourcing and Global Head of Business Transformation Consulting, as well as a decade as the Director of Global Programme Group at Clifford Chance. Early career endeavors include a role as a Management Consultant at Ernst & Young and serving as Student Vice President at SHAWCO. Janet holds a BCom in Finance from the University of Cape Town and completed the Executive Management Programme at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.
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Cognia Law
Cognia is a legal service provider that seamlessly extends corporates, banks, and law firms’ legal capability. Our teams provide business advisory, contract management, financial documentation, flexible resourcing, litigation, and managed review services through our collaborative mindset with quality delivery at exceptional value. We help embed efficient operating models, deliver critical projects, and support business-as-usual activity. Our experience of responding to regulatory change and managing contracts, from routine low risk agreements to those which are more complex, enhances our clients’ outcomes and future growth. We are more than legal experts. We integrate and digitise how legal services are provided with people at the heart of what we do. Our wide range of skills across our diverse team, which includes lawyers, data analysts, and project managers, enables us to solve our clients’ business challenges effectively and efficiently. Our headquarters are based in London. We operate onshore and offshore delivering services across the UK, Europe, North America, South Africa, and Australia.